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Gwinstek Leakage current tester GLC-9000
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The GLC-9000, leakage current tester, is used to perform leakage current (or called touch current) tests on general purpose electric (IEC 60990) equipment. This tester engages with nine measurement networks (or called Measuring Device) to provide the simulation of human body while the EUT (equipment under test) is taking a leakage current testing in compliance with the specific standards or regulations such as IEC, UL, JIS...etc..
In order to provide a simple operation environment, the GLC-9000 equips with large TFT LCD touch panel to configure system as well as to present the measurement settings information and result simultaneously. Besides, there are 50 preset testing conditions, which conform to IEC60990 and other standards, for general electric equipment can be recalled to reduce the setting time. In addition, 30 sets empty memory are available for user defined setting.
A Meter mode is also available for the GLC-9000, it uses the measurement terminal (T1/T2) to measure voltage as the same way of ordinary voltmeter. During the voltage measurement, the SELV function (safety extra low voltage) is applicable to detect whether the voltage value between measuring points exceed the SELV setting.
- Simple and Intuitive System
- Various Measurement Network
- Preset Test Conditions
- Various Standard Interfaces
- Measurement Network (MD)
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The leakage current tester GLC-9000 is an instrument suitable for measuring the leakage current (contact current, protective conductor current) of medical electronics and general electronic products. Provide 9 internal measurement networks (MD or Network) to simulate the human impedance when testing the leakage current of the tested object (medical electronics and general electronic related products), in order to confirm whether the leakage current of the tested object meets the limited range of relevant national safety standards (IEC, UL, JIS, etc.).
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